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Camp Fire Smoke: How to make your N95 mask smaller for infants, kids

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Camp Fire Smoke: How to make N95 mask smaller for infants, kids

Wish the N95 masks were smaller? Here's how you can alter them to fit infants and children.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- N95 masks are the specific ones rated for adults to help filter out the smoke currently over the Bay Area.

Watch the video above for tips from Meteorologist Drew Tuma about how you can modify that mask to make it smaller for kids and infants. You will need an N95 mask, scissors and duct tape or hot glue.

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